Rivers Triumphs 9-3 As Falstaff Slips to Fifth Place
Rivers defeated Falstaff 9-3 to widen its Legion Amateur League lead while Falstaff fell to fifth. Lynn Causey pitched four hits allowed for Rivers, supported by a five run fifth. Danny Albritton and Ken Saterfield teamed for Falstaff with eight hits but all were singles. Motor Supply vies for sole second place against Piggly Wiggly at Legion Stadium tonight.
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West Monroe Dixie Senior Baseball Games Report
In Confederate Park Humphries Insurance faced City Council at 6 pm while Nelson Lumber met Rivers Ford at 7 30. Rivers Ford edged Humphries Insurance 6 5 with Cook Taylor and Rhodes doubling for the winners. Peoples Homestead beat Thompson Tree Service 3 0 with Audrisch doubling for the victors.
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Free golf clinic moved to Saturday at Municipal Course
Junior golfers were told yesterday that the free clinic at Municipal Golf Course set for Friday will now be held Saturday. The session runs from 9 to 10 a.m. for boys and girls aged eight to 17.
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Dixie League results spark high scoring Tuesday night
In Southside Dixie League Ryan Chevrolet beat KNOE 7 to 3 as Jimmy Finch homered. Ouachita Bank edged Friendly Finance 7 to 6 with Danny Kilcoyne, Vick Dispenza each collecting three hits for Ouachita Bank and Carrera tallying two knocks for Friendly Finance.
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Fox Roll Arena Hosts Night of Junior Heavyweight Bout Show
Kit Fox defeated Jack Donovan in the main event amid a push toward a possible worlds junior heavyweight title. Tom Bradley beat Tony Manos in the semi final, and Don Soto defeated Treacherous Phillips who was disqualified in the prelim.
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Morgan Pennel Set for AAU Hurdles at San Diego
Northeast State hurdler Roger Morgan of El Dorado Arkansas heads to San Diego for AAU championships where he will meet former Northeast star pole vaulter John Pennel. Morgan, a leading Gulf States Conference athlete of the year candidate, hopes for a top finish to qualify for a tour of Europe including Russia.
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Haddads Rally Past Krauss & Cahn In Dixie Senior Tilt
Haddads scored four runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to defeat Krauss & Cahn 5-4 at Monroe Dixie Senior Legion Memorial Stadium. Lasuzzo led Haddads with two hits as Krauss & Cahn built a 4-1 edge before the late surge. WB Eppinette Lewis, LB Hanson Corbin.
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CBS lands five year deal for Blue-Gray game TV rights
CBS signed a five year contract for exclusive television rights to the annual Blue Gray football game, announced by CBS sports vice president William C. MacPhail. Also noted were track performances including a 36.7 clocking by an Northeast relay squad tying a GSC record, a 13.7 time by a 1964 NAIA hurdles champion and All America, and a 36.8 330 finishing tied for fourth in the U.S.
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Irish Derby Favorite Irish Favorite Headline
Meadowe Court owned by Max Bell of Calgary Alberta is the 5-4 favorite in a field of 30 for the 160000 Irish Derby in Dublin. Four American entries include Balfour Beddard Donato and Khalife, owned by U S owners in Philadelphia Philadelphia New York and by Countess De La Valdene sister of Raymond Guest.
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Far rington Extends Lead In Harness Driving Race
In New York Bob Far rington has reached 132 wins this year, keeping a full week ahead of his pace from last season as he defends the American harness driving title.
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